drain the dragon
drain the dragon verb: to urinate.
Verb
drain the dragon (third-person singular simple present drains the dragon, present participle draining the dragon, simple past and past participle drained the dragon)
- To urinate.
- Officer O'Bannion began to have a terrible yet weirdly plausible idea: that this strange little man had killed his wife with a pair of hedge-clippers and then somehow dissolved her body with drain-cleaner—and all because she wouldn't get the hell out of the bathroom while he was trying to drain the...1990, Stephen King, The Moving Finger
- Have the squares ruined Wigstock? Will it go the way of the Halloween parade, with Wall Street trainees draining the dragon on Christopher Street?1995, New York Magazine, volume 28, number 37, page 23
- Synonyms:
- urinate
Synonyms of drain the dragon
Forms of drain the dragon
| third-person singular present | drains the dragon |
|---|---|
| present participle | draining the dragon |
| past participle | drained the dragon |
| past | drained the dragon |
Questions about drain the dragon
- What does drain the dragon mean?
- Drain the dragon means to urinate.
- What part of speech is drain the dragon?
- Drain the dragon is a verb.
- What is the past tense of drain the dragon?
- The past tense of drain the dragon is drained the dragon.
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